
Jon Haddock’s Don’t Tase Me Bro, a hand cranked Automaton of Andrew Meyer’s famous incident, is probably the best use of wood, casein and paper mache that I’ve ever seen:
[Via: MAKE]
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Jon Haddock’s Don’t Tase Me Bro, a hand cranked Automaton of Andrew Meyer’s famous incident, is probably the best use of wood, casein and paper mache that I’ve ever seen:
[Via: MAKE]
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Film the Blanks is “an ongoing experiment in deconstructing and abstracting film posters”.
The blog’s author takes famous, and not so famous movie posters, abstracts them, gives you a clue, and then your goal is to guess in the comments what movie the poster is from.
With projects like this, I think it’s interesting to see just how much information you can actually remove from something without loosing the meaning of that thing, so click over and see how many you can recognize.
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Headhoods are ‘meticulously designed and hand-printed’ hoodies that feature profiles of famous people on the side so that when your hood is on, you can hide from the world and stare back at it at the same time.

They’re also made by ‘one devoted individual in his bustling studio located in a not so desirable part of Brooklyn, New York’ who got the idea ‘from a good coffee buzz’.
[Via: Josh Spear]
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